Ok so I am a little behind in computer times,and just got Google Earth. What are some of the most intesting things that you have found or seen using Google Earth?

I teach Jack London's Call of the Wild. I use Google Earth to show students the route Buck takes on his travels from his home in California to the Yukon.

Spend some time on Google Earth Hacks. You'll learn so much more there than here.

I found the Bird Flu supermap interesting. It shows, with the help of coloured "tree branches", how the H5N1 virus travelled by linking locations of reports of the disease.

The thing I found on google earth that interested me the most was the tent camps I lived in up in the Arctic.

I can actually see each tent, the helicopter(s) in camps and of course the runways. I guess it's a great spying tool to use on your competition.

I should also add that I'm pretty much a goole earth addict, and that I find it incredibly useful to use in combination with other information.

I can go look at debris flows on volcanoes in Chile, or at concentric normal faults bounding rift margins, or large-scale folding in Archean rocks, or avalanche scars, etc.

I love the program. It's indispensible, IMO.